Education

Education

7K Kids For The PSE

Over 7,000 students sat the first half of the PSE exam, facing challenges including isolation due to chicken pox.

Education

Debating Social Security Service

Tertiary level students debated the quality of customer service at the Social Security Board, with St. John's College winning the Gold Cup.

Education

BTEC Graduates 30 More Employees

Over 30 graduates received diplomas from the Belize Training and Employment Center program aimed at enhancing job skills.

Education

Peace in The Parks Program Gets Cash

Restore Belize's Peace in the Parks program received a $51,000 donation to enhance recreational spaces and promote literacy in Southside Belize City.

Education

Fake Diplomas, Real Consequences

The Ministry of Education warns against fake diplomas being sold online, urging improvements in verification standards to combat forgery.

Education

Making Science Appealing

Oceana Belize organized a Science Symposium for students to discuss marine protection during Reef Week.

Education

ITEC Graduation

Five Belizean massage therapists graduated from a Holistic Massage course in Barbados, aiming to enhance the Spa and Wellness industry in Belize.

Education

Returning To Normal At La Immaculada

La Immaculada Primary School in Orange Walk resumed classes after a dispute involving teachers and the local Catholic Management was resolved.

Education

Making Education Count

Hundreds of preschool students, parents, and teachers marched to celebrate Child Stimulation Month and promote early learning.

Education

Maud Williams Students Get A Big Break

Two Maud Williams students will represent Belize at the Central America Youth Ambassadors Seminar in Washington DC and engage in leadership workshops.

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